Can this product be used on cotton bordered sisal or jute rugs?
40501
I used it on my colorful umbrella, and this product worked beautifully this summer. I don't know how it would be on jute but would use it on the cotton.
120413
I can't say, but it works well on berber caroet as well as laminate flooring.
1565948
The front label says "For all fabrics, carpet, upholstery." The back label only warns of testing for color fastness. So I would say this product could be used without hesitation on chintz.
2085977
I do NOT believe it is intended for fabrics, carpet or the like. Works great on white porelain type items....sinks, toilets or the like.
1489521
I have never tried it on clothing... i use it mostly for rugs and pillows... but i don't see why that wouldnt work.
1781548
I have not used it in a car, but I don't see any reason why you couldn't. I use it on furniture fabric, carpeting, and on just about anything that is washable. My daughter's cat peed on a throw rug and I sprayed the rug with Fission before I washed it and the smell and stain were gone. The same with the carpet - my husband spilled a mug of coffee on my light colored carpet and after cleaning it and treating with Fission - no stain and no smell. Can't tell it ever happened. Truly the best product I have ever used!!!
1185374
I bought it specifically for hardwood floors and flat weave sisal rugs. It works great and has excellent suction. It has a carpet attachment brush but it doesn't appear substantial enough to do a really deep cleaning on high pile.
2022735
I have only used it on standard off-white carpeting for cleaning up cat hairballs and vomit. After removing as much as I can with a paper towel, I generously spray the area and let it sit 10-15 minutes. I use old white wash cloths to press against the area. The stain is usually gone by this time. It acts like a bleach. If your sissal rug has color, test it on the underside. It might also darken the area as, I believe, sisal is not a fiber, but a type of grass. Only you can decide whether to try it or not. It is a fairly priced option.
1648081
I'm sure it would work , but be sure that the fibers are standing up when you apply it so that the spray covers all sides of each fiber. If the fibers are lying down, you will be spraying just one side of them. Also, you probably will not be able to cover as much area, since you'll need more product to cover the long fibers of shag carpeting.
602894
I looked on the can and it said not to be used on oriental rugs or upholstery and dry cleaning items. I hope this helps
2281959
Try a small region first, I have had no problems with product, However I have white wool rugs so color change has not been an issue. But the product is one of the best I have ever used. I find if you let the spill ( cat through up ) dry first then scrape off the surface, then vacuum first then apply product. works great, stain come's right to the surface then just blot away.
579501
I have never tried this product on a Cotton Fabric, but I would certainly not guarantee that it would. So far, after using two different Products of Scotch Guard, I think I would try a Product named CAMP DRY. James L. Powell.
1288659
I would think that the fibers in a braided rug would be the same or nearly the same as any carpet fibers. Anything that works on cloth should work on the braided rug.
1597242
NO! I used it on a completely white wool rug. It did not stain or discolor.
1934311
Not in my experience. We have used it on varying types of rugs without any damage.
1302466
I used the powder only, not the pre treatment spray, on a chair that required dry cleaning methods and it was fine. If you choose to use it on your Oriental rug, you should test it on a small inconspicuous area.
2005825
I used this product on spotted silk upholstered chairs that I found in a consignment store but it didn't work. I think the stains were too old. It did not mark or stain the fabric so if your stain is recent I would try it.